Mahon

EU Anti-Corruption Report an important step in promoting good governance in Ireland

Media

Image attachments:

Dublin, 3 February 2014

The European Commission published its first report on corruption among the 28 EU Member States today. The report which includes a chapter on corruption in Ireland, calls on the Irish Government to put more effort into prosecuting corruption cases, as well as imposing limits on the value of donations that individuals can give in any year. It also recommends that Ireland establishes an urban planning regulator and addresses the risk of conflicts of interest effectively, especially at local government level.

Content Tags:

Corruption

Mahon

anti-corruption

Moriarty

ethics

whistleblowing

European Commission Anti-Corruption Report

News:

Press Release

Read more about EU Anti-Corruption Report an important step in promoting good governance in Ireland

Transparency International Ireland calls for radical reform of how corruption is investigated

Media

Image attachments:

Dublin, 22 March 2012 - Transparency International Ireland (TI Ireland) has urged the Government to radically reform how corruption is investigated. The call from the anti-corruption group follows today’s publication of the final report of the Mahon Tribunal which was set up in 1997 to investigate allegations of corrupt payments to politicians.

Content Tags:

Standards in Public Office Commission

News:

Read more about Transparency International Ireland calls for radical reform of how corruption is investigated

DONATE

Can you help us?

Transparency International Ireland relies on public donations so that it can deliver cutting-edge, independent research on corruption and ways to stop it. We also provide the only independent service in Ireland that supports people to speak up safely about corruption and wrongdoing.
You can help us help them by donating today.

DONATE

Support those who speak up

The Speak Up Helpline is the only source of free specialist advice in Ireland for victims and witnesses of wrongdoing. Our volunteers and staff have helped over 1,200 people to date and this number is growing. Your donation will allow us to assist even more people in need of guidance and advice.
Support those who speak up by donating today.

DONATE

Support those who speak up

Transparency Legal Advice Centre (TLAC) is Ireland’s only independent law centre providing free legal advice to whistleblowers. To date, TLAC has supported 74 whistleblowers. We would like to help more, but we only have enough funding to employ one full time solicitor at the moment. Your donation will help TLAC support more whistleblowers.
Support those who speak up by donating today.

Random Quotes

You are here

Mahon

EU Anti-Corruption Report an important step in promoting good governance in Ireland

Transparency International Ireland calls for radical reform of how corruption is investigated